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Author: Boynton, Charles Brandon, 1806-1883.
Title: The history of the Navy during the rebellion / v.1
Print source: The history of the Navy during the rebellion / by Charles B. Boynton. v.1
Boynton, Charles Brandon, 1806-1883.
New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1867-68.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, Digital Research Library
2007-12-04
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Subject terms:
United States. Navy--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Naval operations.
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Contents
[Front Cover]
[Front Matter]
[Title Page]
To the Public
Preface
Illustrations
Contents
Chapter I. Introductory
Chapter II. Organization of the Navy Department
Chapter III. The Office of the Assistant Secretary
Chapter IV. Further Details of the Organization of the Department, Office of Chief Clerk, Etc.
Chapter V. The Condition of the Country, and the State of Public Opinion at the Time of Mr. Lincoln's Inauguration
Chapter VI. The Question of the Blockade
Chapter VII. The Work Required of the Navy
Chapter VIII. The Means at the Disposal of the Navy Department When the War Began
Chapter IX. The First Measures Adopted for the Increase of the Navy
Chapter X. The Ideas Which Governed the Department in the Construction of New Vessels
Chapter XI. The Iron-Clad Navy
Chapter XII. The Inventor of the Monitor
Chapter XIII. The Monitors
Chapter XIV. The Different Classes of Monitors
Chapter XV. The Relief of Fort Sumter
Chapter XVI. American Ordnance
Chapter XVII. The Relief of Fort Pickens
Chapter XVIII. The Beginning of the Conflict
Chapter XIX. Operations on the Potomac
Chapter XX. First Important Naval Expedition
Chapter XXI. The Monitor and the Merrimack
Chapter XXII. Capture of Roanoke Island
Chapter XXIII. Capture of Newbern and Fort Macon
Chapter XXIV. Destruction of the Rebel Fleet at Elizabeth City
Chapter XXV. Expeditions to Hamilton, Washington, and Franklin
Chapter XXVI. Expedition to Hilton Head, and Capture of the Forts
Chapter XXVII. Capture of Fort Clinch, Fernandina, and St. Mary's
Chapter XXVIII. Movements of the Rebels
Chapter XXIX. Fall of Fort Pulaski
Chapter XXX. The Navy of the West and Our Inland Waters in its Relations to Our Naval Power and the Future Policy of Our Country
Chapter XXXI. The Mississippi Squadron
Chapter XXXII. Beginning of Active Operations on the Western Rivers
Chapter XXXIII. Capture of Fort Henry, Etc.
Chapter XXXIV. Capture of Fort Donelson
Chapter XXXV. Operations Against and Capture of Island Number Ten
Chapter XXXVI. The Battle of Pittsburg Landing
Chapter XXXVII. Further Operations on the Tennessee
Chapter XXXVIII. Battle with the Rebel Fleet at Memphis, and Capture of the City
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